Calculate the average temperature from multiple readings. Enter temperatures in Fahrenheit or Celsius to find the average, highest, lowest, range, and converted average temperature.
Temperature readings:
Enter the temperatures you want to average.
Temperature unit:
Choose Fahrenheit or Celsius based on the readings you entered.
Average temperature:
The calculator adds all valid readings and divides by the number of readings.
Range:
The calculator subtracts the lowest reading from the highest reading to show the temperature spread.
An average temperature calculator is useful for weather tracking, gardening, greenhouse monitoring, HVAC checks, school projects, travel planning, outdoor work, and comparing temperature patterns.
It helps summarize multiple readings into one simple average while also showing the high, low, and range.
Your result shows the average temperature based on the readings entered. It also includes the highest temperature, lowest temperature, range, total of all readings, number of readings, and the converted average in the opposite temperature unit.
Add all temperature readings together, then divide by the number of readings.
Yes. You can enter temperatures separated by commas, spaces, or new lines.
Yes. Choose Celsius as the temperature unit and enter your Celsius readings.
Temperature range is the highest temperature minus the lowest temperature.